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Bram cools is an eclectic songwriter from Antwerp, Belgium. He is not know to be fitted in any scene or genre, but the tags 'lo-fi' and 'christian' could be applied to some of his music... Besides that it does vary from eclectic folk to acoustic guitarnoise, using diffent languages, mostly english and his native language dutch, but also old... [+] Read More

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Arguably the most infamously named band in the annals of popular music -- for years, radio found their moniker unspeakable, and the press deemed it unprintable -- Butthole Surfers long reigned among the most twisted and depraved acts ever to bubble up from the American underground. Masters of calculated outrage, the group fused the sicko antics... [+] Read More

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One of the most creative bands in alternative rock, Glass Eye both defines and defies the genre. With coleaders who have radically different sensibilities, this Austin band is sometimes very edgy, sometimes quite melodic, and usually sounds like no one else. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

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Some have described Jandek as the sort of musician who was destined to be a cult phenomenon, though it's quite remarkable that he's managed to attract any following at all. Jandek isn't an artist who has covered his tracks so much as he's struggled to avoid leaving any -- he releases his own albums, he only sells them by mail order, he doesn't... [+] Read More

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Singer/songwriter/guitarist Kathy McCarty helped make her former band Glass Eye one of the most interesting, if not successful, bands to come out of the Austin, TX, music scene. When they disbanded in 1993, McCarty decided to record an entire album dedicated to the songs of another local favorite, Daniel Johnston. Because of Johnston's... [+] Read More

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Singer/songwriter/guitarist Kathy McCarty helped make her former band Glass Eye one of the most interesting (if not commercially successful bands) to come out of the Austin, Texas music scene in the 1980's. When they disbanded in 1993, McCarty decided to record an entire album dedicated to the songs of another local favorite, Daniel Johnston.... [+] Read More

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If you have listened to The Moldy Peaches or to any of Kimya Dawson's first three solo albums (i'm sorry that sometimes i'm mean, knock-knock who?, and my cute fiend sweet princess) you will be familiar with her beautiful use of cassette four track to achieve an intimate sense of solitude. These home recordings make it feel as though you have a... [+] Read More

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Lo-fi indie from Glasgow. Started writing 2007 after the end of the band Off White Lies, not really interested in perfect recordings more in the feeling of them. There are currently 5 EPs and 3 Albums.

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Most people don't realize that people like the Dubois' don't just walk this earth for the sake of eating its food, breathing its air, and defecating on its soil...but rather they walk these lands to manipulate and defy the laws of normalcy through their kind, heartfelt music. As an early breed of the Neanderthal Sapiens, the Dubois' brought real... [+] Read More

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Thanks to their 1989 pseudo-gay album It's Only Right and Natural, the Frogs became a hip name to drop as fans like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Smashing Pumpkins ascended to superstardom in the 1990s. Milwaukee brothers Dennis (drums) and Jimmy Flemion (guitar) have an edgy sense of humor, skewering stereotypes -- sometimes racial, but mostly... [+] Read More

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The Ticket that Exploded is an acoustic guitar and vocal duo consisting of Vincent de Bel and Nathan de Vos. Making music with roots in the genres pop, indie rock, and country they create a fresh and unique sound which they hold on to throughout their entire repertoire.

They play and sing as one person, there is no battle for... [+] Read More

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